International, France. An Order Of Saint Catherine Of Mount Sinaï, Knight, C.1920 visually-hidden that day also marked the

that day also marked the surrender of the last German garrison

he enlisted with the Royal Navy on August 26

bearing bands of silver aluminum wire piping with green chevrons interwoven with green threaded piping

Accompanied by a ribbon bar featuring two decorations

International, France. An Order Of Saint Catherine Of Mount Sinaï, Knight, C.1920 visually-hidden that day also marked the(Ordre de Sainte Catherine de Mont Sina, Chevalier). Instituted in 1891. Multi piece construction, in silver gilt with red, white and blue enamels, the base formed by a Maltese cross, with gilt Jerusalem crosses between all four arms, obverse centrepiece bearing the arms of the Lusignan kings of Cyprus (1192 1489) within a ring radiating flames inscribed "POUR BAILLER SA FOI" (To Convey Her Faith), the centrepiece backed by an upward pointing sword,